In this episode of A Just(ER) Generation, Professor Marcia Langton AO shares her powerful journey as an Indigenous rights advocate, academic, and anthropologist. She recounts formative experiences from her youth, including involvement in the 1967 referendum campaign and the influence of both local Aboriginal elders and global civil rights leaders. Langton offers deep insight into the evolution of Indigenous rights in Australia and the long road to constitutional recognition. She reflects on the setbacks of the 2023 Voice referendum, critiques persistent systemic injustices and calls for broader accountability from non-Indigenous Australians. Langton also speaks about her recent book Law: The Way of the Ancestors, with poignant advice for future generations on education, cultural preservation, and resilience.

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